Bowl game names have been awesome, weird and just plain baffling for years. However, during the last two decades, as title sponsorships became prevalent, things just got crazy.

As bowl season kicks off later this week, Saturday Down South takes a look back at the five best bowl names that are now dead.

5. Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl

First of all, what’s the need for two apostrophes? Something that doesn’t serve a purpose, well, you decide how you feel about that. Food brands have long sponsored sporting events, so the former bowl based in St. Petersburg — now known as the St. Petersburg Bowl (boooorrrring) — isn’t that weird. What was awesome about the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl is that Beef ‘O’ Brady’s is not a nationally-known brand, and its slogan “We’ll see you at Beef’s!” The family-owned restaurant now joins an elite list of defunct college bowl game names. Well miss you, Beef’s.

4. Meineke Car Care Bowl

The Charlotte-based bowl held this name for six seasons from 2005-2010. Prior to Meineke picking up the title sponsorship, it was known as the Continental Tire Bowl. Who doesn’t love bowl games with car sponsorships? Plus, it made sense being that Charlotte is in the heart of NASCAR country. Players could’ve received gift cards for car inspections and the gear needed to change your own oil. Now that would’ve been epic. What college football player would want to go home with that stuff?

3. Papajohn’s.com Bowl

The Papajohn’s.com Bowl marked the return of postseason college football to Birmingham, Ala., after the city previously hosted the Dixie Bowl (controversial bowl name, I’m sure), the Hall of Fame Classic and the All-American Bowl. Papa John’s announced the sponsorship in 2006, well after the dot.com boom, and millennials — the first fully-digital generation — were born. Why the company felt it needed to remind folks its website was, of all things, papajohns.com is beside me. I think that fact goes pretty obviously. It was fun while it lasted though, Papa John, and if you decide to bring your bowl sponsorship back, please include Peyton Manning.

2. Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl

I’ve never been to Idaho, and I don’t mean to insult the great people of Idaho, but their bowl names are just strange. Currently known as the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, formerly referred to as the Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl. What does that even mean? Boise-based Roady’s Truck Stops inherited the title sponsor rights to the game in 2007, renaming it the Humanitarian Bowl. For those of you still trying to de-myth the name, join the club. What did they get as bowl gifts? Earthy, environmental stuff? “Welcome to the Humanitarian Bowl! Enjoy the game!”

1. Poulan Weed-Eater Independence Bowl

This … this is just weird. But the bowl is based in Louisiana, so that’s not completely unprecedented. For all the history, great culture and great food that calls Louisiana home, the Poulan Weed-Eater Independence Bowl is the best with which they could come up? The Independence Bowl became one of the earliest postseason games to have a title sponsor, and I think it’s safe to say they failed miserably. It was before their time, but just imagine some of the guys from Duck Dynasty or Swamp People welcoming you to the Poulan Weed-Eater Bowl. Enjoy your trip to Shreveport, South Carolina fans.